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The Magnolia gazette., 1887-09-10
TIE FiEND D18pzp3lA ExoaoiseD.
JfsUr, Ga, March l8, 1881

JEsUp, Ga, March l3, 1887.
Gentlemen - had severe case
of dyspepsia several years ago.
My blood was Impoverished, and
my health was 20 poor That was
greatly reduced ia weight. / took
a course ofS 5 s., winch brought
me around alright. MY appetite
improved and my digestion be-
came perfect, Ny weigh iuereas-
ed about forty pounds, and TO-
day am a we'll and sound man,
thuks 70 your valuable blood
purifier. =. Il. Isl
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-09-10
rR ENTIRE sTOCK OFsrALNIER GOops

We will SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS
AT ROCK BOTTOM FIGURES. They 90, pricts object
Cal and the GOODS and don't the chance of seeming
BARGAINS in Ladies Heel Toe slippers, Ladies Cloth Shoes
Summer Clong Sc Gents Low Quarter shoes. Chueo won't
last long FORD BROTHERS,
Magnolia Miss.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-09-10

List Of Letters remaiug in the P 81
Office at Magnolia. Pike Co. Miss. Sept.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-09-10

The Lea Female College, Of Summit,
Que Of the most thoreugh institutions
Of learning IN the South. will commence
ITS work Of the eleventh session. next
Wednesday. Sept IA, we commend it
70 our readers as 10 every respect worthy
OF their patronage and hust that many
will haa It convenient to send their
daughters there duiing tie next ten
months.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-09-10
sP0KES ABOUT THE HUB.

We must have a $500 school house.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-09-10

The Boys High School. of Summit,
opened Siosday. uuder the maaags gsmeat
II iuat accomplished scholar and polishs
"a gentlemen, Prof. j. W. Bs,hea. than
whom rolfe other know better how to
instruct the youth Of ouF land 10 all that
pertains to 9 thorough education.
The Magnolia gazette., 1887-09-10

"
the town, should subscribe literally to
the new school house. A good school
will DO more to build our town mp, than
ANYTHING else we could do. A better
Investment could not be made,
The following named ministers we're
present at the Ohira Grove camp meet-
ing Rev. j. NJ. Weems presiding elder,
Rey R. S. Gale pastor, Revs A. f.
Watkins, NJ. L. Burton. G. II. Gal
loway, N. B. Young, II. W. Feaihersinn
r. B. Downer. E. l.. Tarver, J. w.
McLauriu Needham Afford, Tbos,
Reagan, VIM Stevens, Wm. Middleton
5. e, Jagers aud John White. We
wauld liks 10 make special mention Of
those who occupied the pulpit during
the meeting but cannot 10 30 for want
Of space. The sermons were all above
the average and delivered in a mos
earnest manner carrying conviction 10
the heart q every thinking sinner.
---------------4a
Uncle Paul Cole, highly respected
old colored man, about 90 years Of age,
departed this life, shortly after 10 o'clock
on tue night of Friday Sept 2nd,
1887, after the very short illness OF a
day, and was buried on the day follow.
ing. Uncle Paul became q resident of
our town about 26 years ago, aud has
ever since been held in the
highest esteem and confidence
Of all who knew him. Many
are the children who can remember tie
whips, pop-guns, aud many other play
things which Uocle Paul SO cheerFnlly
made for them as well as the good nd
vice lie so freely gave. Yes. be will be
missed, not oaIy by onr older folks, but
especially by the children. We viii all
verify miss Uncle Paul. Peace to bis
ashes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-16

Ihsss useniassn1 aspassis eEs not cas-
supsEisE b qansilty an1 quslity - 80
Other asSsnit Of iran IN ths Tar
Fiheey. bmf. Il nag be truly aaaas %
aay slhar asposii in ne Unitsd Essfes
o. h ths voEia. Theg Sess diassVsssd
b. oiikzsns Of Seattle ass ne4E9 -
many nalIns 10 seasiis shan 70 any ether
ssapost, ngs Owned ~ Bsaftia eapisA-
tislA and vera hrDu9kt - fhs at1snflna
Of ths uofid b. Ne s9sFls o. fhs peopis
o. ssasIls. UndsE saeh cirsamsfanssa
a vogid seem bot fair shaf . das gro
v1gtlon u ths benefits ngsEning fFo@
thsir dsEslopusnt shouIa be Escsised b.
ssatfls. and The psopls may Fsst azsnrst
thas - IoaG - TEE minss ars eontsollsd
By sueh loyal citizens 80 A. A. Denny
no ona Who proposes 10 deprive ssatfl'
Of thoss benefits VII obtain possession
81 hen.
A party of PennsyIyanis iron ne
Fspsssssting ample capital viii s0on 81
rive 10 inysstiRaas fhe mines, and shes
i Iittls question thai they vii undsl
take their dsvsIopmsni Il shs Eaelis
sgnaieais ahould dseids not 10 do y
Ia any event NE terms Of The owusI
will not be modified. and Seattle vi
reap tie benshs 10 which she Il iastI
sntiilsd from The opsning Of TIE nine
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-16

Mh ssassd thas the Utes who are
a,asmlne ne psopAs Of Ooiorsdo WI y
turusd ovss to TIE ten1sE nefoiss o.
Genera csook, who hes fun power 2
supussu Ne uuEininG-s taAk ghlsh sili
MOI b diasSals. lf the prOpoEt'ens Of me
oasbssak have not been unssrslaied. y
4 sxtrsnsly fostsnats for he Uiss that
~ osvsrausnt has undertakes 70 SD
dus thsm. General Crook d fanoas for
the easy terms whIsh be allows 70 bsaien
hou.llss, and hs win doubtieas soon have
1hs dssaaflansd Usss IN sxesiisni ha@of.
there vas q dispositions on me paft o
me Oeserado ssttlsEs 70 take charge o.
shs revolt themselves. and u thsy sad
been allowed 10 be shead witheua Gov
snmsns InisFfsEsnoe, II b sAfs 70 SAY
thss shsss Utss would nsssE have bean
diasatisasd again. II is piece o. rare
GOOD IuoK for them that General Crook
& 70 base the psivsIeRs Of suhdnine
khsm ana thas thsg gill be duly pro
ssoted from TIE outraged settlers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-16
RIsFIseuIaaED VIsIreRa.

BsnataF John sherman and party are
nov on ne Sound. and We feel snFs that
che psopls Of Washington Territory will
extend 10 them The hearty Welcome 10
which they are entitled from any CON-
muniiy In which distinguished services
% ne Cahinsl and IN The halls Of Con-
Rrsss are recognized and appreciated.
u Il only 8 few weeks since senator
sherman svas formally presented By
the Republicans Of ene Of ths foFemost
states Of The uaion ~ their candidate
FOR tbs Presidency Of The unilsd States.
Ne "a unqnsasionabiy one Of the ablsst
a. be ID one OF the usost distinguished
leadssn ct TIE Rspuhliean party aud
one of The wisess. most iudieious sRd
most vaiFiosie living American states
men. He already has some aeqaAint.
Anee viii cur people, having waited
Seattle on former occasion. Ne has
always manifested ths creates. interest
90 Warrington Territory and has sOueht
IN many ways 10 promote ias welfare.
Senator hhoFmana travelling oompan-
ions are eli mea 81 national reputation.
General John 4. Robisson vas . dis
eashed volunteer eenSSai dnrins the
rebellion. He has since represented bis
disisict tn The HSasa Of Representatives
and u noe sarsina his second tsEn ~
Secretary Of State Of oaio. Hoe. Amos
Tuwnaana Of Cleveland has also repre-
asatad hla districl. one Of The most i'm
poFsAna 10 OhiS. IN the Hoass Of Repre-
nensatlvsa and ls lyplsAl Republican
Of tAs western Reserve. where Rspuh
IleAnism IA always pare aad unadulisF
aAsd. 0snssal Charles u. GtusvsaoE Of |
Aihena IA also one Of The foFemost LEAD. |
ere az che Rspaeliean party. He 10 sn
crater e Fase ability. lie has lOae bssn |
Q poser h 0eie politics. aod bis emf |
asnt abilities are also recognized IN tie
Hoass q Representative, where be req 1
Eussnaa he toaEsesnth Ohio diusriea.
Thsslay q lhis party Of distinguished |
OhIoans % ths 6oand should be mads /
. PLEASANT ens. and Il l. 10 Be hoVed |
thaa q vii Be such that thsy vii take /
wiaA tAeu on THAR return 10 The EAst |
q favorable lmprssatOa ef ths climate
and resources - eel e. Of the people Of /
Nashlngtoa Territory,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-16

Ths nnnounceuens that Henry l..
Yssisr is about 10 add another 70 me
many BENEFITS which he has conferred
npan gsaltIs vill be Eeesived b. The
people with satisfaction bat wtshoni
Surprise. The grovth which Seattle has
aitaisod. the progress which 70 has
made on the road 70 greatness, h dus In
no small degree 10 the exegtions and 70
The faF-seeina enterprise Of Mr.. YesleF.
Al aIl times and under ~ circumstances.
he has bssn Grm fFisad Of the city
and en- answering believer in The mag
niaosncs Of iis destiny. Every dollar ct
his command has besn invested In Be-
attIe, ana he has done more than aHy
other one man 70 improve the city and
promote its prosperity.
Some Of the finest structures 10 Seat
lie were built BY Mr.. YealeT, and Aha
bulldIne Of nanny others was made pos
siblo b. The easy terms which he gave
those Who desired 70 purchase land for
the esssaisn Of business blocks he 4
nov aboal 10 begin the construction Of
another building which viii be one Of
The finest In the city. His object in do
LOG thIn b largely 70 benefit and I'm
prove The city. and. indeed, the In
pFoyamsnt which hs Ia about 10 make ID
one which has long been needed. Ths
buIlaing which Mr., Yssler is about ID
erect bstuesn tue YesisF LsaSy bloch
ana tha Post hnsIdins will uuduestion
ably 90 uloso % tmprUse the oily thet
eoald G buildlng located 90 any othel
point.
Mr.. YssisE 10 entitled 70 the RFatitud'
Of the people OF Seattle, and be Fiehll
merits the esteem In which ho is 90 uni
VamAlly held. Il viii be q source o.
aratiheatiOn 70 all, 81 It IL 10 the Posi-
GNEELLlaENcEa. 10 know thai By the sx
oellsnt management Of Mr.. LOumaE
tha business Affairs Of Mr.. YeslsF hay'
been pas IN sueh shape ~ 10 render BIZ
anAnolal circumstances exceedingly sat
tafastosy 70 him and 70 bis friends.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-16

TIE sitaation Ia regard 10 the prs-
pSssd dsvslOpnsni 81 he irO1 utnss
est af seattle has ast materially
changed ssnes "a vaa Lass s,saAd By ths
PSsr.IxTx11IoHNCEG. M. kirk aoa he
Razliah syaasCAss valeh he rsprsstnts
Ulili daIire 70 sssaEs posasGion Of ihs
mhal bat have nes - Accspts4 he
aasms wAieA The ssAaala swusrs oGsF.
ne miaes ownsd ~ eitiEsas 81 seat
a h Iha asi1AbathsoA a ne SooSaAl
mls ? - AEs essthnly SoRtA stEivsaS
Cor. mlSaral reserves Of tAis Tar
Elassy ere eseaL Az. 81 ssas 80 -
aHs @sam sSaansd = -. |
whils tAss il iFsa Asr HeAss.
posia tAas fer dS
lnaiMnasIal
Aspo9As Il
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AT KEsT.
TBE REMAINS or THE LATE CAPTAIN
WILSON TSTRnRRD IN Raj VIEW
cEAEgrxRI, NKAR VICTORIA.


From Sandsy's ColeHisf we take the
following: After the ceremonies @ Z
procession was formed, the Masons
mareh,no in a large ho1e. usnIhars a
both The city lodges sad q large nam
Grand Master A. X. Milne and Past
and other grand lodge officers bringing
following gentlemen acting as pail
bearers; Capt. Roberts. Mr.. Andersen,
mates Mr.. +. II. SaylsF, parser. and
Engineer Lawson. Of The North Pa
cinai Bros. A. W. Bash, OF Port Town
aend; 7. PeAFse and Poore, Of Seattle,
and CApt. uFqahaFt. OF this cisg. A
eag reg Of carriages followed the
hearse.
AZ The chaFch the sorseRe vas net hy
The RI Rev. Bishop cEidca and Rsv. Or.
Reid. uho conducted the cAsket 20 tie
cAancAl, repeating the impressive funeg.
al services 81 the close Of Which the
choir sang the beaatifal and, IN this
e0ss. very Appsopgiaas hymn, Thy
win Be Done Mr.. Lsech, the or
eanisa played the Dead March IN saul''
With great eject While the caakss Gas
hei&R hogne from the Shach 10 the
BEARS. TIE prOorssioa being re foxusd
u prosssaed 10 keas Bay ceussery,
Shsse ths eo4y vas eo1si0ned 10 ths
eArth IN Hoe. Dr.. Helmeken's eroanas.
Who With his sons. Dr.. J. d. and Mr.. Il.
d. Helmektn, acted 80 ehiaf mcnRers.
All thai 4as mortal % he late pSpu-
lar eouDander 81 tie steamer
NHth PAciAe US laid a rast yesseF-
dAy afteTnooa 10 Rass Bay csuesery.
Az n05a the reuAtas wSrs aonveysa
from HoB. DR.. Hsi1ekez's residences .
the Aasonlc Temple. whsrs TIE csakst
was placed % shs trSsties. A eiafs
panei covered The lead a the deceased,
ihFoaee Witch The siill. calm features
Wera Viewed.
One eSala scarcely realise tkAt he
wAa eaEiaa Oh the face q The dss 4. %
aatarAi wAa h. Bat fox the turrozad.
insa Be coaia sAHiF inssins thAa the
e4ee We7a ne assoncs og Met ann
bGf .sIa IN san FrAnctsca. 20 from
Me follewtng vel kngwa pa iae
lnitea TIE snoqaAlmia falls daranR sAsa
an wei Chisf JaHsass b. A. SonsEs.
@. ssruvs. Csrsoes Hanford asls-
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A REMEDY FOR CHLLs AND
FEVER.

RocH@vEA. n. Y. Dec. l6, 1885.
fouF years ago eontEacled q hard
cold that settled on my lungs. I had 4
severe chill, followed By high fever,
raging headache. pain on my lefs sills
over TIE lanR, and every time q d OF
oSnghinR came on, which was every few
minutes. u was terrible 10 bear he rain.
tho1Rht Il meant an attack OF pnen.
moDis, - ! vent through Q two-nonth
SIEGE Of that disease. ana Il came on
last the same Way. AZ Il vas uiQht /
thoa1at I would wait until morning
before sending for doctor. Fortunately
half bax Of AILcocx's Poaous PrGs
TERs vas found IN the possession OF 4
friend Who boarded With us. One az
these vas pat on my throat; two On nv
eAtst. and one on my back over the left
shoulder blade. | then haA q hot feot
bath. After again getting into bed. II
seemed bai fev inmates when ali NV
symptoms we're relieved; the skin s..
cane quickly uIuist; co1ghed oniV AZ
ioteFvals, and tAen With vary HtsIs al
fort. aa3 IN about an hOur / wa IN 4
eoand aleep from which did net awake
antl Eofntne. ] resumed basfness h
tWo DAYS a. y. fLETrHE1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-16

The theatrical PPafe1z4oB.
MsFs uflI win I'D FsesIss paklse rseoEnitson
an3 praise. Fnctz. whieh are ths oateons 81
esnenI Epexisncs. craving thr0ugA years q
crit.eal and lEs-tcal ae.t eeeome a. rooted
ard innEng8bss q the rsek a Gfbr21faT In pub.
Nc e2-ninn, aad hencefsrth need NJ farther
euaran,ss As 10 fhsiF gsnninsnesA Ths lndis-
pztzbls fact that sw1fs's spsrife b tie best
klpo1 paF1neF IN The World q ezs q these
tmmoFRbls Gib<a,fzz rock facts q Which ~
have sookss. and every Gays expsrisaes reots
MS c0sxirtica deeper and dseper In pubic
opinion. Every clGss q cur psople IN Amer.
la and IN Europe, every trade. calling and
profassinn, intending TIE medical profession.
have borne voluekary testimony 70 ths ~
mzzkAble vIrtass q q 3. 8. and fts infaliihls
elHessT in eurfng al disea1as Of the. blood.
Taese testimonials ere On die ~ the Thousands
uns5ilsiaed, two distfnguiahed members Of
Ne theatrical professor, whe gF1t1fnily tes-
tlfy to the wonl4exfal czrstlvo aualiltaa - the
aparfdc IN fhelr inafEldnkl caseN mar tos-
tfmouials are hensWffh submitted - The pab.
DC without furtAsr oommelt-let them speAk
famons N AHA 7hsaslw Conf lay Of New York.
snd forHlsrly Of TIE Residence Thsater, Ber-
In, Germany. and 81 MeYicksris st1ck CON-
pany, q Chicaee. The gautleman b = vel
kn09n msmbeF Il Ne New York ITALIA The
atsE Company. Both ars val kpeun in the
atrical circles IN tbs country and In Europe.
CharIetts Randows Testimony.
NKw YoRx. May q lSe5.
swim gpecfne Co. AsanntA, Ga -Genklsmsn
Having been annoyed vita ptmples, esupftons
and r0aahneas Of the skin, frum bad condf.
ton Of my blood, fer nose THAI . year, uaed
leading preparation Of sAnsspAriila and other
advertised remedies % no eHect. Thsn COZ
suited pFominsni physician, and from his
treatment received 10 bensnk then con-
clased totxy TIE 8 & s. remedy fer TIE blood,
| md ave or Etx packages, b. thorough eradi.
cation Of my trouble AID restoring ssaoothnsss
/ 70 ny akin, have made ma happy, and cheer
| fully ave yau this testimonial for such usn
and pablicity a. yUu wish 10 make Of IT,
0EAHEnrTE HkMDew,
.lG2 Bsvsry. nsar Canal street
Hnzo HanRsri's Testimony.
The swim ePeeiee Company. Atlanta, Ca
Ganflsmen: For k4o years I kad z severe ozss
| Of Eczema used tar soaps sulphur soars and
various ether remedies. and was prescribed
| for b. numbers Of physicians, but found n
relief. AZ Last aetermired 10 ny the s. 8. 8
remedy. and ssveu Or eight bottles have thor
oughly relieved ne, and you eMn use this Ger
ttheate In any manner you wish
HUGO HAssxxnE,
Member Of Thalia Theafer.
NEW Yonx, Mag 3, 1857.
Treatise On Bleed aHa arin Diseases mailed
free. TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
fsS2tuthaed.w Drawer :, Atlanta. Sc.
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niu.uz Esinis. -. Ksns. y. 4. say
Ios, pnzssr, Ne eleu 6 fhs AoEsA Pa
Ella. Mrz- Z. MsQoa8s. Ma. 01peAin
Lnah, Hrs. d. B. Harris. Mim Mn1ai,
M. r. b. Han. Mr.. w. h. HiRKtna.
captaln WyI6s. Hrs. 6eant, MEa. DE.
Darie. ana Mrs.. 4. j. emlEA- 1h4
aorai cz1rsnRs q he members q d.
aaImeksnia family, who axr1nged TIE
enaksE, wexa W.T. hAndBems.
A fuzx o11lonk Ehe laENn bah wa
elnssa % vtsitors and tha amnnhls1
/ brethren Naid aheiF lnsf tFihu1e Of -
apscs % fhsiE 6sssazsd frisnd.
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Thal Eimsno1a LExsr Reaul9,pE VII rid
yon ok dyspeR1is, rasity y51z gy1sns
emnhle Eou 60 aieep vel. preSsnt mas
rial dls0nH1g and n1xa yon . kK11H ana
vizuengs fsaiinR. Is no1s diEee&ly On
IL Eissk nnd ki1se5E, elsslsinrs pnflly-
in, fnTiz1E61in4 1nd f1rttfyiER u sya-
m aRains1 dissases II VII bEeak ID
calls and fsgsE nnd prevents shelr re-
szRnyel anSifaiy fres fresh esinmsi q
qniniae.
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afraYed or atoIan.

A DARK CHESTNUT soRREL MARE.
"A sasn4fzg abous Is hzn1s h.Sh name
4 rhSiy sufsea tR he eenteEs two Wkse htno
fesf Ehsas Gtrips Aesa TIE 1osss SD . ]
nre1nd sarDoss9 q - soDsuhNre near ~
eitE. RzxuG 1nAtsE Ae< o. giving lnfogUa-
ttan eazlaG % hG< IecgxNry vi - HeNlaily
rswEr5a1 ~ lsMvlng a1ck tnlsFM4tte1 -
LANdSEoNs mveRy ssnnlaA an77st
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II treh al linen crash ssA vara
GOOD stapie check ginRham Sc, clear
Anee sale. San FrAneisco Store.
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An Isnsn tshis danaak %; extra god
Infkizh towels 10e, eiszranes sale. san
Franeisso SsnEs. AnlE
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FURNITURE
II YoU WANT TO eKT BARGAIN IN
Il Furniture 50 - g. L. MANNING. on %.
luDbiA strsst. arst door vest q Front 10
NOTICE.
JAPAN BAZAAR

WE HAyK susT RECEIVED A LARGE
w assortment o. Japanese Fancy Goods,
chtaAwaFA. sfik H.ndksfchisfs. KuhroiasrIsa
5creeaa. banoefI, Crsps 6sssis, all kinda Of
CaFtos. Ladies bndGrueEr. Gs1ssf shirts. hne
Teas. esc.. and . gzAerAl lns Of unefui ard
osn4mental aTticle4 Peas cal and examiae
oaf stock a car nsg store IN Hapklns' Eicctrir
t4ahs Building, Froat slFsst. seaftle. teie
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Paddock.
TRuHEEs-w. J. Thouaon. atunrt Rice "
D. Tyler. ". p. PritchArd.
FEnczRAL-Ihe Rev. J. W: oolwsll. NJ
te1eaer OF varied experience and great apilify.
k1Esr AssIsTAHF-erof. J. Tar, who viii
snperiniend the MAthsmatleAl and oommer.
ciai DeparimsntA
4 complete STAG o. competsnt speciAliaaa.
All the anhtects Of high schools ard bud
ness colleges systematically an1 practically
tzu9h1
TIE beat fnstruction given IN Masie and
Drsv1ng.
TIE discipline careful and the training
thorouGh.
The fees low.
hghiy pePls enrolled last year On in.
creased aitsndAnce this scar.
sAorshand and ether suhjsets Taught b. mail.
For further informatlon write b
ala In PROF. J. TAIT.
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oAaTKR HARR1soN's IouRNEY.

Carter Harrison with his party came
down on the train from Hot Springs to-
day and s.opped shoFs time at Puyal-
lup to look az the bop fields. He AZ.
rived in the city later. He Niil, after
leisnrsly looking over the Sound eoun-
try sail for Yokohama on his journey
around the world. TIE adventure Of bis
son With some other young men In the
woods near The Hot Springs IL reported
10 have occasioned considerable excite
ment among the guests Of the hotel.
Iney bad been out hunting and became
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LOST IN THK WOODS.

As reported In Sundays Posr -IETKII.r
otNcKRs A party was organized @
search fog them and tAough they were
discovered within 9 short distance OF
the hotel they we're not found until or.
preaching midnight and abe boys, hav.
Ing made up their minds 10 Fesnain il
the woods all night, bad bnllt Ore ana
we're taking the situation quite phiIo-
sophically.
Ine partnership between Frazier 4
Thompson, announced q eoaRle Of
weeks ago. has already terminated,
Frazier buyinR out bis recently acquired
partner.
Tacoma, W. T. Aug Is, 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-16

For the tenant who vas found and the
situation was explained, and another
hoase was shown him for less rent, bat
be vas bent on occupying the house be
had rented; said be would have Il in
spite Of warnings or pleadines, and this
morning he did 50. Mr.. Spinning nov
has 3. w. Taylor, Esq, employed in
looking up snch laws as may furnish
him possession Of his house. 10 the
meantime he has 10 stand od and look
on at another enjoying tbs house be had
purchased as his own habitation.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-12

THE delegation which l. it for
Washington last week to appear
before the Sen to committee on
commerce and urge ALI appropria
alton for orr harbor commensurate
with the Importance of the port
and the work to be done has been
granted a hearing and returned
home. The delegation it is said was
courteously received by the com
mittee but it is not over sanguine
as to obtaining an increase in the
app opriation through The recon-
meudation of the committee. Should
the committee not recommend al
il C ease, An effort will be made in
the Senate to have the bill amend
ed, in acco dance with the eSti-
mates OF the Engineer, to $4,000.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-12
PRISON Reform.
BAII.EY's MILLs, Feb. !, 1887

BAILEY s MILLS, ceo. J, 1881.
Editor Sdpdnaah Tribune;
Will You be pleased to allow me
to cay a lew words to your many
readers, especially OF Georgia. Sir,
l believe the question was asked;
What will be done with our penl-
Tertiary system." | shall not at
tempt TO ray what will be done. |
may suggest what ought 10 be done.
We have before &c the report of q
committee that visited what is
termed the best camps in the State.
The committee, however, made a
very brief investigation in the allot.
ed space. II is thought by some that
the eomnittee have not made u
thorough report, hut let it be re-
membere that tie are three pen
ltentiarics proper IN GeOrgis, aud
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-12

Cor. GRUBB, editor Of the Darien
Timber Gazette whose Office was
recently destroyed by fire, besides
being one of natures noblemen, is
very appreciative man, as per the
following from the first issue of his
paper since the cOnfagration
THE Editor of this paper returns
his thanks to all those-and e>peci-
ally his colOred friends-who assist
ed in saving his printing Off G on
the night of the 18th. The co ored
people did good work on that night
and they deserve the sincere thanks
of all of the unfortunotes. "
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-12

THERE are now 10000 colored
teachers in the United States; 1000
900 pupils in the Southern States
alone; $4,000 in the male and female
high schools, and 100000 wor-
shippers in the churches. There are
so normal schools, so colleges and
universities, and Is theological
seminaries. Colored people pay
taxes on from $l50,OO0,0OO to
$500, 100000 worth of property
Chicago Inter Ocean.